Sentence examples for interaction between vessel from inspiring English sources

The coupling interaction between vessel motions and internal sloshing is calculated in the time domain through an iteration strategy.

The coupling interaction between vessel motions and internal tank sloshing is of vital importance for Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) system design and operation due to the exposure to diverse sea states at any filling level.

Furthermore, results show that the numerical simulations furnished useful informations on the interaction between vessel and cannula, e.g. on the fluid dynamics establishing in the free luminal space left, in the vessel, by the inserted cannula.

However, the interaction between vessel size and ER status was three times higher than the interactions between tumor grade and ER status and vessel area.

In this work a simplified (archetypal) model is developed and explored that includes wind and current effects, and the elastic interaction between vessels.

Biodegradable magnesium alloy stents (MAS) can provide a great benefit for diseased vessels and avoid the long-term incompatible interactions between vessels and permanent stent platforms.

Interactions between vessel-residing dendritic cells and T cells have been extensively studied in GCA and are required for full establishment of the disease [ 13].

After crush injury, this interaction between blood vessels and bone is also an hypothesis because along with bone tissue being mispatterned blood vessels also seem to be abnormally reconnected.

Passive fluctuations in capillary flow are thought to occur as a result of interaction between the vessels (geometry, redundancy and compliance) and the stochastic variations that occur in the number and size of erythrocytes [ 44, 46, 48].

Previous studies attributed the strain growth in spherical containment vessels to the structural perturbation, the beating between two close vibration modes and the interactions between the vessel vibration and the reflected shock waves.

Clinical and macroscopic answers for this question can vary, but microscopically, it is a result of biochemical/biophysical interactions between the vessel wall and circulating cells (mostly platelets and red blood cells).